person
Chrysippus of Soli
Chrysippus
also: Chrysippus
The third head of the Stoa (c. 279–206 BC), systematizer of Stoicism; Horace mocks the paradoxes ('only the wise man is king, cobbler, rich') credited to his school.
Reading notes
- The Epistles §1.2 Chrysippus
The third head of the Stoa (c. 279–206 BC), systematizer of Stoicism; Horace mocks the paradoxes ('only the wise man is king, cobbler, rich') credited to his school.
- The Satires §1.3 father Chrysippus
Chrysippus of Soli, the great systematizer of the Stoa; Horace ridicules the Stoic paradoxes (only the sage is king, cobbler, rich, handsome) attributed to his teaching.